Sprites improvements/cspect dropped

Please note:
Because of problems with cspect I had to drop support for it at the moment.
When the problems are solved I will put it in again.

Otherwise:

• Z80 unit tests fixed.
• Sprites/patterns view:
  • Grayscale palette exchanged by false colors palette.
  • Alternating colors for rows.
  • Visibility of anchor sprite is now taken into account.
• zrcp: Improved stability of socket connection.
• Disabled "cspect" support.

In order to install DeZog v1.2.6 in vscode use the command palette (F1) "Extensions: Install from VSIX..." and install the file below.

CSpect

This release has CSpect support.
Together with the DeZog/CSpect plugin you can now debug your program with the CSpect emulator form within the DeZog IDE.
Please read here: https://github.com/maziac/DeZog/blob/develop/documentation/Usage.md#cspect
how to set it up.

In order to install DeZog in vscode use the command palette (F1) "Extensions: Install from VSIX..." and install the file below.

Supported versions:
CSpect: v2.12.22
DeZog Plugin: v0.7.0

z88dkMapFile

Changes:

• zsim:
  • "tbblueMemoryManagementSlots": slots can be read now.
  • Simulator view closed now after stopping debugging a unit test.
• 'movePCtoCursor' back in right-click menu.
• "z88dkMapFile" parameter: better support for z88dk labels.

z88dk map file

Now there is better support for z88dk lis(t) files. But this also requires a new parameter (only for z88dk).

Changes:

• launch.json: Introduced "z88dkMapFile" parameter: better support for z88dk labels.
• 'movePCtoCursor' back in right-click menu.

Z80N

Enhancements to "zsim" (internal simulator):

• Optimized handling of HALT instruction.
• Added "tbblueMemoryManagementSlots".
• New values for "visualMemory": "none", "64K", "ZX48", "ZX128" and "ZXNEXT"
• Added "Z80N" instructions.
• "vsyncInterrupt" introduced to enable the 20ms interrupt.

Disassembly decorations

• Documentation update.
• Z80 unit tests fixed.
• Decorations (coverage, history spot, etc.) on disassembly improved.

DeZog

This is the 1.0 release of DeZog.
The idea is to substitute z80-debug in the marketplace with this DeZog release.
DeZog has now improved support for:

ZEsarUX

• an internal Z80 simulator
• reverse (time travel) debugging
• state saving/restoring

Changes compared to previous version:

• zsim: USR 0 mode for ZX 128K

ZEsarUX Delay Testing 2

Change history:

• zsim.cpuLoadInterruptRange introduced. Change the range for the average calculation.
• ZEsarUX: launch.json parameters "debug_wait_before" and "debug_wait_after" (in ms) are more accurate now.

This version is similar to 0.13.4 but has more accurate timings for "debug_wait_before" and "debug_wait_after".

Zesarux Delay Testing

• Internal simulator
  • Fix: Write-watchpoint was indicated as read-watchpoint.
  • Fix: corrected "LD (IX/IY+d),n".
  • Performance improvement
• ZEsarUX: automatic loading enabled again. But added launch.json parameters to wait before and after loading ("debug_wait_before" and "debug_wait_after" in ms).
• Visual update corrected after MovePcToCursor.

zesarux smartload test

This is a very specific test release to find the zesarux crash reason. It changes some functionality:
It does not load the snag-file on start of a debug session.

Please try the following:

1. Start Zesarux
2. Start a debug session
3. Check if Zesarux crashed.
4. If not: load your sna file manually. Use the full path. In tab "DEBUG CONSOLE" enter

-e smartload C:....\yourfile.sna

5. Check if Zesarux crashed (Note: The display in DeZog does not change yet, because it is not aware that a new program has been loaded)
6. Do a step-over in DeZog. Now the display should change and you should see your program.
7. Do further debugging in DeZog (step-over, step-into, continue etc.) and see if Zesarux crashes.

Please let me know what happens on your side. I.e. at which step Zesarux crashes or if does not crash anymore.